Cabin Accommodation

In addition to numerous caravan sites, the holiday parks offer a wide variety of spacious cabins to suit all budgets.

The cabins are perfectly positioned in the park and provide easy access to parking and park facilities, such as laundry, barbeque and children's playgrounds. Each of these cabins comes with a fully equipped bathroom and kitchen, as well as ample storage space, heating and television. There are also disabled-friendly cabins available.

Come and stay as a couple in the intimate ‘Sandpiper’, or marvel at the ocean views from the balcony of the spacious ‘Beachcomber’. There are so many cabin layouts to choose from, you’re sure to find one to suit your tastes, whether you’re planning a quiet getaway with someone special or a sprawling family reunion.

The cabins are available all year round on a nightly or weekly basis.  Prices start as low as $80 per night and are adjusted according to season.

For information regarding pricing structures, visit the individual parks' rates pages.

Caravan & Camping

The Central Coast Holiday Parks have a variety of powered and unpowered sites available for hire to suit your tastes and your budget. Each one of the sites comes with easy access to a variety of amenities, including disabled-friendly bathroom and shower blocks, barbeque and laundry facilities. The caravans have enough space and creature comforts to provide the perfect retreat after a day of rest and relaxation. Plus, for those holiday-makers with furry friends, there are pet-friendly sites available.

The caravan sites are available on a nightly or weekly basis, with discounts for those who pre-pay and book in advance. Prices for caravan sites start as low as $17 per night.

For more information on caravan pricing structures, visit the individual parks' rates pages.

The lakeside and beachside haven that is the Central Coast has something to offer everyone. Lie back and enjoy the shady serenity in the midst of the paperbark trees at Budgewoi or kick up some serious spray at the beach at Norah Head. That’s the beauty of the Central Coast Holiday Parks – simply check into the park and then you’re free to do whatever you want. Let your inner water-sports fan out for a week or doze in a hammock and watch the world slide by. Dine in comfort and style at one of the many nearby restaurants or cook up a barbeque yourself to make the neighbours’ slaver in anticipation. Gather your family and have a reunion to lift the roof, or bunk down with your partner and spend some quality time.

The Central Coast Holiday Parks are in a prime location. They’re all within walking distance of just one of the many waterways which form part of the Tuggerah Lakes system that dominates the local area, and there’s nothing better than having the beach at your fingertips. Plenty of secluded bays make the perfect paddling pools for families with small children and the numerous patrolled beaches are great for swimmers and surfers alike.

The shady bushland surrounding the parks always makes a welcome change from the bricks and mortar of suburbia and there’s plenty of walking tracks to acquaint yourself with the Central Coast’s numerous flora and fauna.

Finally, if it’s the bustle of civilisation that you crave, you’ll be happy to know that all of the parks are just ten minutes drive from numerous townships along the Central Coast. This includes The Entrance, a bright beachside tourist destination that has enough shopping, restaurants and local events to satiate your every metropolitan desire.

Nestled in the middle of beautiful waterways and numerous national parks, the Central Coast Holiday Parks have just the right mix of the city and country to suit travellers and holiday makers from all over.  All four holiday parks are just an hour and a half from Sydney and almost half that from Newcastle, making them the perfect holiday getaway that’s right in your own backyard.